
Stories and reports on Saint-Tropez, Mougins and Nice
Summary of current events on the Côte d'Azur: the first summer of Saint-Tropez without Brigitte Bardot, the recovery of six Picasso engravings stolen in Mougins and the attack on a school principal and a teacher in Nice.
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Various news in the Côte d'Azur region.
“I didn’t need to see her to know that she was watching over our heads”: the first summer of Saint-Tropez without Brigitte Bardot
REPORT - Between doubt and nostalgia, the star village of the Côte d'Azur is preparing to experience its first summer season without the woman who reinvented it.
“I discovered the treasure I was looking for!” : how the gendarmes found six stolen Picasso engravings on the Côte d’Azur
STORY - Stolen in the middle of the night from a historic restaurant in Mougins, six engravings by the Spanish master were found intact a month later. Seven suspects, some linked to organized crime, were arrested.
Already convicted, ex-spouse incarcerated, false passports: who is the mother who attacked a school principal and a teacher in Nice?
The suspect was indicted for attempted murder and imprisoned Wednesday evening. Mother of four children, her passport had been taken away and she had to report to the police station every day.

A bus accident in Lent in Ain left two dead, a 7-year-old girl and an 18-year-old young man, as well as 24 injuries, four of them serious. An investigation has been opened.

Five hundred days after the arrest of journalist Christophe Gleizes in Algeria, Reporters Without Borders and Paris City Hall are organizing a solidarity match to demand his release, while his family hopes for a presidential pardon.

On the night of November 6 to 7 in Los Angeles, an Air France Airbus and an American Airlines aircraft came dangerously close after takeoff, narrowly avoiding a collision thanks to the control tower.

Twelve migrants were found dead in their boat off the coast of Crete, bringing the number of deaths recorded to twenty after another discovery of eight bodies in the same area.

Twelve migrants were found dead off the coast of Crete on Monday, bringing the death toll to twenty in the area. Eighteen survivors were rescued on the second boat, while operations were hampered by difficult weather conditions.
Eight migrants died and twenty-eight Sudanese were rescued after their boat sank off the coast of Crete, the Greek coast guard announced. Two suspected smugglers, Sudanese aged 28 and 16, were arrested. This is the second accident in three days in the area.